Sentence examples for is imitated from inspiring English sources
verb
To follow as a model or a pattern; to make a copy, counterpart or semblance of.
Canon, musical form and compositional technique, based on the principle of strict imitation, in which an initial melody is imitated at a specified time interval by one or more parts, either at the unison (i.e., the same pitch) or at some other pitch.
Similar to internally-cooled dehumidifiers, an idea of internally heating is imitated to put forward internally-heated regenerators.
Memes – from the Greek for "that which is imitated" – were once defined as being self-replicating units of culture.
Trumpets are approximated in a simple, chordal fanfare, and the guitar (no surprise here) is imitated in a pizzicato section.
In one case it is made of standard-issue white cloth; in another it is imitated by a paper bag.
We want to see how those two factors knowledge and prestige can affect how much that model is imitated by children and adults.
The blackbird is imitating Bach.
Life is imitating art for Ms. McAuliffe.
"Cate is imitating Katharine Hepburn imitating Hope Williams," Monich said.
She begins to wonder if life is imitating art, or if art is imitating life.
Most ironic, he believes Iran is imitating Israeli amimut.
